Lesson 3 Flashcards
Writing Chapter 2- Review of Related Literature (21 cards)
This section helps establish the theoretical foundation and conceptual framework while identifying gaps
in prior research.
chapter 2
is a search, analysis, and synthesis of documents written and published by scholars and other
researchers which are related to the research problem.
Literature Review
It consists of books, documentations, articles, reports, journals, and websites.
Literature Review
Refine the problem by identifying specific ways to define the general topic and identify the limitations of the
study.
Purposes of a Review
Establish the importance of the present study in the context of previous studies
Purposes of a Review
Integrate the results of the study in the context of what is already proven.
Purposes of a Review
The ________ is organized into relevant variables and sub-variables that relate to the study.
Review of Related Literature (RRL)
The RRL is organized into _______ and _____ that relate to the study.
relevant themes and subtopics
it should be based on the
presentation of the _________
Objectives of the Study
___ RRL for the main variables (independent and dependent)
____ RRL for the sub-variables (of the independent and dependent variables)
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Peer-reviewed research articles from databases like Google Scholar, JSTOR,
and ScienceDirect.
Academic Journals
Authoritative texts that provide theoretical foundations.
Books
Official documents that provide data and insights.
Government Reports & Industry Publications
Research studies presented in academic settings.
Conference Papers & Theses
In SLSU, we make use of the
___ format.
APA
Is a theory or theories from reputable sources that may form the basis of the research in developing
foundations for his/her research.
Theoretical Framework
Formulation of the researcher’s concept for the research problem.
Conceptual Framework
This concept is a tentative explanation of the problem and serves as the basis for the formulation of
research hypotheses.
Conceptual Framework
Is a diagram showing the researcher’s conception of his/her study. It shows the relationship of research
variables
Research Paradigm
is a clear, testable statement or prediction about the relationship and difference between variables.
HYPOTHESIS
It serves as
the foundation for an investigation, guiding the study by proposing an expected outcome based on prior
knowledge, observations, or theories.
HYPOTHESIS
